Cessna 750 - Page 3

CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
MODEL 750
INTERIOR MAINTENANCE MANUAL AND ILLUSTRATED PARTS CATALOG
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25-40-01 Original Issue
AFT VANITY WATER SYSTEM OPERATION - MAINTENANCE
B. Install Aft Vanity.
(1) Position vanity in aircraft near installed position.
(2) Remove Rino-Hyde protective covering and clean as needed.
(3) Identify and connect electrical wiring.
(4) Connect water hoses.
(5) With top of vanity tilted inboard, place bottom in against wall, then tilt top back into position.
(6) Install bolts, washers and plugs securing the closet to floorboard attach brackets.
(7) Replace left-hand aft divider (Refer to section 25-20-33, Aft Divider Maintenance). Reposition
passenger seat aft or replace if previously removed (Refer to section 25-20-21, Passenger Seat
Maintenance).
(8) Replace three (3) screws securing vanity to aft divider panel. Remove top, middle and lower
drawers to access screws from inside vanity.
(9) Replace two (2) screws securing vanity to bulkhead closet. Remove top and toilet-paper drawers
to access screws from inside vanity.
(10) Fill water tank in vanity and replace for water system testing (Refer to Aft Vanity Water System
Operation below).
(11) Connect battery and replace external power from aircraft.
(12) Engage AFT VANITY circuit breaker for vanity located in J-box in bottom of aftbulkhead closet
under lower, left-hand shelf. Lift handle and open shelf door. J-box has four (4) screws that hold
cover on. Push breaker in to engage.
(13) Check vanity lights and water heater for proper operation and evidence of shorting or overheating.
(14) Prime pump and check faucet for proper operation (Refer to Aft Vanity Water System
Operation on next page).
3 Operations and Inspections
A. Inspect Aft Vanity.
(1) Inspect vanity for nicks, cracks, dents and security of installation.
(2) Check doors and drawers for proper operation.
(3) Check switches and controls for evidence of arcing, shorts or overheating.
(4) Check controls for proper operation.
(5) Check heated drains for security, damage and proper operation.
(6) Check plumbing for leaks or corrosion.